20 bedroom estate in South Dakota with winter home in Florida both Republican less expensive than San Francisco bunk bed

[history nerd]

I mean... I could find a post for an expensive place in a Texas city or resort area in UT/WY/AZ and compare it to a cheap place in rural MN or NV but that wouldn't prove anything other than my ability to google.

[trlhiker]

Originally Posted by TBCasino

20 bedroom estate, 20 bedrooms in a 6,000 and change sq. foot house. Those bedrooms must be the size of a closet, plus - only 7 pics of an "estate"? Ha, yeah no thanks.

Not to mention it is classified as a "fixer upper". Like you said, no thanks.

[green_mariner]

Originally Posted by lilyflower3191981

Yep, I agree with you.

I have a lot of friends moved out of California. Their houses are so big and gorgeous, cheap too.

Tell me something I don't know. I live in the suburbs(more like exurbs) of the Atlanta metropolitan area. There are many Californians moving here. In addition, many people from the state of Washington moving to the Atlanta area. I found out how many were in the area when I went to the Braves/Mariners game back in August.

Personally, I'd rather be back in the Pacific Northwest than in the Atlanta area. However, I'm here because I understand that I can't afford to go. Unless I have a job and enough money lined up to move, it's best that I stay put.

[lilyflower3191981]

Originally Posted by green_mariner

Tell me something I don't know. I live in the suburbs(more like exurbs) of the Atlanta metropolitan area. There are many Californians moving here. In addition, many people from the state of Washington moving to the Atlanta area. I found out how many were in the area when I went to the Braves/Mariners game back in August.

Personally, I'd rather be back in the Pacific Northwest than in the Atlanta area. However, I'm here because I understand that I can't afford to go. Unless I have a job and enough money lined up to move, it's best that I stay put.

Grass is always greener on the other side. lol